Re: (ASCEND) Who's fault? P75 or my ISP. Cannot get on the Net.

[William C Bonner <wbonner@lgx.com>]

mel@becknet.com wrote:
> >option 2:              use NAT
> >                       set p75 as 200.200.200.200
> >                       set my NT server to be 200.200.200.202
> >                       with subnet mask 255.255.255.0
> >                       and assign my 95 and BETA to be
> 200.200.200.201 and 200.200.200.203
> >
> >result:                it doesn't seem to work still.
> 
> In neither case do you say that you set your NT server's gateway (or
> router) address in its TCP/IP configuration. It should be the IP
> address
> of your P75 in either option.  Also, the P75's default static route
> should be set to the IP address of the ISP's dial-in server (I suspect
> the ISP has already done this).

I would say that setting the default gateway is probably part of the
problem, but I would think that you should also use an aproved set of IP
addresses.  (I think you could use 192.168.100.100 but I can't remember
the RFC and don't have my pilot handy)  Using IP Addresses that might
exist in a router table seems to me like it might be a bad thing to do,
even with NAT.

Wim.
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